the next section with rees—mogg, peacemaker , rees—mogg, peacemaker, alternative pride. a bbc journalist ? we're to be a bbc journalist? we're going to welcome back to headliners. straight into the observer. nick. where rees—mogg turns the other cheek. >> yes. jacob rees—mogg says university protests against him were legitimate if noisy . university protests against him were legitimate if noisy. he's called them legitimate and peaceful if noisy. this is the new. your impression of him? well, i sort of i did a little bit. i did a little bit of it. not too much. but yeah, it's the new fiery but mostly peaceful, isn't it? and, you know, mr rees—mogg, he's a colleague. he's a great man. but he, he's very hardy about these things and he makes a point of being quite robust about them . he's quite robust about them. he's had that debate where people came into his wasn't a debate, it was a he was speaking and people came to the back to intimidate him. people have come to his to home intimidate him. he's got a clip. clip. >> we've got a clip. he is surrounded by some angry protes

there was also rees—mogg, jacob rees—mogg being harassed by pro—palestine students.video in cardiff now those protesters as well as being right up in his face, he's got security. so he's safe, and, you know, i trust jacob rees—mogg could fight his way out of anything he could. >> tall guy. >> tall guy. >> but they were. they were waving. one of them was waving a flag of the soviet union, a communist flag, which is one of the most disgusting. i mean , how the most disgusting. i mean, how many millions of people were starved, tortured, beaten , horrendous? >> all of those are very valid points. and that's what the mail was saying. that was outrageous . was saying. that was outrageous. what's interesting was jacob's own statements, which was what he said in a statement. rees—mogg said it was a legitimate and peaceful if noisy protest. the cardiff university security team was exemplary in allowing a lawful protest while keeping everyone safe, so he doesn't sound as bothered as the headune doesn't sound as bothered as the headline sound. >> that's what i love about jacob

. >> jacob rees—mogg , do you speak >> jacob rees—mogg, do you speak in today's debate? lot of it and listened very carefully. i think the problem is that the safeguards don't remain and that the numbers grow as they have in every country that has adopted it. it goes up and up and up, and you don't know that somebody is going to live for six months or not. doctors may say they do, but they don't. i knew a wonderful old man who was very proud of the fact that he'd gone on for two years after the doctor had said he'd lived for six months, and he was getting some special benefit that he got. he said, for longer than anybody else because he'd kept on going. >> is it for you? is a faith issue. you're catholic and that's why you preserve the sanctity of life is important. >> the sanctity. absolutely right. the sanctity of life is of fundamental importance to me, but there was a brilliant speech by stephen timms setting out from a labour man's point of view, the risk if the nhs goes from being a health service to being a death service. >> well, you heard from the great man ther

and as you may have guessed, i'm not sir jacob rees—mogg . that's because jacob rees—mogg.t's because gb news has fired him and replaced him with me, april fools. but the following stories are not april fools, though in some cases i wish they were. so on state of the nation tonight , on state of the nation tonight, the scottish government has hammered the final nail in the coffin for free expression as the new hate crime act comes into effect today, with an snp minister claiming that jk rowling could face investigation or maybe even prosecution for her gender critical positions . her gender critical positions. but for those of you concerned about this new law, worry not. for police scotland have issued a bizarre explainer video involving an animated hate monster. today, marks the coming into effect of the government's long overdue ban on puberty blockers for children, with some 5000 children on the waiting list for gender identity treatment. and do swastikas need to be taken in context? that's what a metropolitan policeman told a woman at this weekend's palestine march. plu

it's understood that the that lammy and rees—mogg and the likes dispense that lammy and rees—mogg and likes can hostispense that lammy and rees—mogg and the likes can host conversations comment, can host conversations and their own views, and can give their own views, but they're actually but when they're actually reporting rather than reporting the news rather than comment, they are supposed to step allow an either step back and allow an either reporting the news. you should probably attend one of the ofcom briefing and your briefing sessions and get your head around this one before we lose yet another one of our bloody guests. anyway, we're at the coming up, the the halfway point coming up, the foreign oils that foreign office oils that may soon be ebay and the catholic soon be on ebay and the catholic church come out against trans only genderism. the substantiation stuff is still real. we'll get the details in a couple of minutes. see and welcome back to headliners. so we have the son, louis. >> this is the son in the morning and the moon at night. yeah, you just go. >> that's fine

you're promoting me. >> jacob rees—mogg . thank you >> jacob rees—mogg. thank you very much indeed.r right ear bashing in a moment from jacob rees—mogg. and quite right too. i'm done for the evening. back with you again tomorrow at seven. let's have a look first at the all important weather. >> looks like things are heating up . boxt boilers sponsors of up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hi there and welcome to the gb news forecast from the met office. it's going to be chilly overnight through the next 24 hours. however, increasing cloud will bring further showers by the end of thursday . we've got the end of thursday. we've got higher pressure ebbing away towards the west and this increased influence from low pressure to the east in between some clear spells overnight and a chilly northerly airflow. that means temperatures will fall quickly under any clear spells in rural sheltered spots . in rural sheltered spots. temperatures will dip below freezing, generally in urban areas 4 to 6 celsius, and there'll be variable amounts of cloud first thing as well. they'll al

i'm jacob rees—mogg.l, i'm glad to tell you that the weather in somerset, as always, is going to be absolutely beautiful tomorrow. fine sunshine in cloudless sky and the final tulips will be visible i >> -- >>a >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello. good evening. welcome to your latest gb. news, weather update. looking ahead to tomorrow, it's going to be a much drier and sunnier day for many of us, but there will be some rain, particularly across the southeast. that's due to this weather front that's still making its way southwards. much of the rain will tend to fade away throughout this evening, but there'll be a real legacy of cloud left behind. so quite a murky evening for central areas of england, parts of wales , the of england, parts of wales, the south coast as well. we can see some drizzly rain for a time this evening. there's also a risk of some fog developing across parts of northeastern england through tonight. further north and west, though , it will

shocking scenes in wales yesterday as sir jacob rees—mogg is pursued by an angry mob at cardiff universitywhat is wrong with britain's universities and andrew neil has attacked gb news as the home of conspiracy theorists and nutters . i'll be dealing with andrew neil in no uncertain terms at 10:00. you won't want to miss it . that's right. in just under an .that's right. in just under an hour, .that's right. in just under an hour , i'll be dealing with hour, i'll be dealing with andrew neil, my former colleague . it's bad blood. you won't want to miss it. that's at ten. so two hours of big opinion, big debate and big entertainment. mark dolan, tonight is your perfect saturday night in. let's start with mr saturday night himself . the start with mr saturday night himself. the one and only ray addison . addison. >> thanks, mark. just after nine our top stories conservative mp doctor daniel poulter has defected to labour, saying the tories are now a nationalist party of the right. announcing his decision in the observer newspaper, the former health minister said it is abundantly clear that th

i'm ann widdecombe, standing in for sir jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation. discussing the official banning of puberty blockers. and you've been getting in touch with your mailbox. cy says your guest was misleading. he served in the air force at 16, firing an automatic weapon neglected to mention parental consent. and you can't serve in the military under 18 without the consent of your parents. now, over the weekend, it was business as usual as the palestine marchers took to the streets of london with the typical calls of from the river to the sea echoing throughout trafalgar square. but then this happened to walk with me, because i can point these people out to you. >> and again, i was told when i asked that a swastika was not necessarily anti—semitic or disruptive to public order. >> right to >> that doesn't seem right to me. >> everything needs to be taken in doesn't it? in context, doesn't it? >> it's a context of why. >> but it's a context of why. why does it? >> does this swastika need context? >> what exactly are you confused about? >> what was confuse

and i think that jacob rees—mogg was quite right when he said they're entitled to their opinion.an say these things. and he walked away. now intimidation is not right in any way, shape or form, but freedom to debate is what we should be proud of in this country. >> begins. >> begins. >> make it make sense . why are >> make it make sense. why are universities having to learn about free thought, free speech and free debates? >> i think they feel that they're hard done by and i think that's down to a financial part of this , whole scheme. i mean, of this, whole scheme. i mean, for instance, i don't know whether they get grants or whether they get grants or whether they get grants or whether they don't or whether they're short on money because everything is so expensive now . everything is so expensive now. and certainly at the end of the day, they want to prove something in doing this, you know, they end up with a very big debt. when i was at student, i got everything paid for. i didn't have a debt when i left university or i didn't go to my drama school, you know, i was it was halc

. >> jacob rees—mogg is voting in the house of commons in this game of parliamentary ping pong over rwanda so the far show over rwanda. so the far show stays with you until 9:00 this evening. we'll talk more about the iranian missile strikes on israel, what israel needs to do, and also has it exposed the vulnerability of the iranian regime. plus, we've got liz truss on what happened to her, how she feels about the bank of england , about the treasury, her england, about the treasury, her resignation, and of course, that last famous photograph with the queen, all of that comes in just a moment. but first, let's get the news with polly middlehurst . the news with polly middlehurst. >> nigel, thank you. and good evening to you. we start this bulletin with some breaking news coming to us from the united states. we can tell you that the armourer on the movie, rust, has been sentenced to 18 months in prison over the death of the cinematographer halyna hutchins in 2021. hannah gutierrez—reed mistakenly handed a loaded gun to actor alec baldwin on the film set, which resulted in miss hutchins bein

i'm jacob rees—mogg.sybil, i'm glad to tell you that the weather in somerset, as always, is going to be absolutely beautiful tomorrow. fine sunshine in cloudless sky and the final tulips will be visible i >> -- >>a >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello. good evening. welcome to your latest gb. news, weather update. looking ahead to tomorrow, it's going to be a much drier and sunnier day for many of us, but there will be some rain, particularly across the southeast. that's due to this weather front that's still making its way southwards. much of the rain will tend to fade away throughout this evening, but there'll be a real legacy of cloud left behind. so quite a murky evening for central areas of england, parts of wales , the of england, parts of wales, the south coast as well. we can see some drizzly rain for a time this evening. there's also a risk of some fog developing across parts of northeastern england through tonight. further north and west, though , it w

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation. minister made clear his determination to push through the rwanda plan. he criticised the scheme's opponents in the house of lords and will, if necessary, make parliament, sit through the night. enough is enough. >> no more prevarication , no >> no more prevarication, no more delay. >> there is no doubt that the prime minister is serious about making the rwanda plan succeed. but what obstacles could he still face? could the relentless ping still face? could the relentless ping pong between the commons and the lords culminate in a constitutional crisis ? as united constitutional crisis? as united states speaker of the house mike johnson finally emerges victorious after congress's lower house approves a colossal $95 billion aid package for ukraine and others, following months of opposition from republican isolationist united states speaker . after a police states speaker. after a police officer prevented a man from crossing a road near a pro—palestinian march on the grounds he's openly j

do they expect rees—mogg to arrive?l and clap him or, well, say how wonderful. i mean, yeah , he's done his his talks, yeah, he's done his his talks, he does the university tours and it's not the first time, by the way. >> i mean, jacob rees—mogg has been hounded and numerous. >> oh no. sure, sure. >>— >> oh no. sure, sure. >> i will just say he usually deals with it incredibly well. i think there's i just wonder i just wonder if in this in this day and age now, if there's a bit more of an increase threat as well. like i just feels to me as well. like i just feels to me as though things have got more intimidating. maybe if there are more people who might be it only takes one nutter there with a knife, doesn't it? i'll just say it. you know what i mean? yeah >> no, i can understand exactly. especially if you're a public figure and a politician. they are at increased risk. i will say that . it's not like it just say that. it's not like it just kind of goes to one side of politics, you know , angela politics, you know, ang

i'm jacob rees—mogg.is has been state of the nation and in somerset the weather will be perfect. ideal for eating fish and chips and drinking cider. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news . news. news. news. >> time for your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. good evening to you tomorrow more wet weather to come in parts of the west, whereas in the east it'll start to feel fairly warm in the late april sunshine . low pressure is april sunshine. low pressure is still dominating, but it's kind of slow moving , still dominating, but it's kind of slow moving, and it's in these western areas where we've seen outbreaks of rain today . we seen outbreaks of rain today. we will again see them tomorrow, staying fairly damp overnight across south wales, southwest england, the rain easing a little across parts of scotland, the heavy showers also easing in northern ireland, at least for a time, staying largely clear across east anglia and the southeast. temperature

i am jacob rees—mogg. has been stated. rees—mogg. this has been stated. nafion rees—mogg.d we're going to the weather, which somerset will weather, which in somerset will be glorious. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello again. welcome to your latest gb news weather update. well, there will be some further heavy rain first thing across southern areas, but in general thursday offers some much drier weather compared to the wet weather compared to the wet weather we've seen recently. northeastern areas have suffered the most with the rain throughout today. that rain will clear away through tonight, but the arrives into the the next batch arrives into the southwest. bursts southwest. we'll see two bursts of rain. this one will turn heavy at first in the southwest, but as it pushes into parts of northern england, it will turn a little bit dry. but most areas will see some heavy outbreaks of rain through the night. further north though, it north and west, though, it should and we see should stay dry and we could see a touch frost by to

rees—mogg is up time. jacob rees—mogg is up next. but that's from on next.r your company. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of whether on gb news. >> hello again. welcome to your latest gb news weather update. well there will be some further heavy rain first thing across southern areas, but in general thursday offers some much drier weather compared to the wet weather compared to the wet weather we've seen recently. northeastern areas have suffered the most with the rain throughout today. that rain will clear away through tonight, but the next batch arrives into the southwest. two bursts southwest. we'll see two bursts of rain. this one will turn heavy at first in the southwest, but it pushes into parts of but as it pushes into parts of northern it will turn northern england, it will turn a little dry. most areas little bit dry. but most areas will see some heavy outbreaks of rain through the night further north and though, it north and west, though, it should dry and we could see should stay dry and we could see a touch of frost by

i'm jacob rees—mogg.is has been state of the nation and in somerset the weather will be perfect. ideal for eating fish and chips and drinking cider. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news . news. news. news. >> time for your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. good evening to you tomorrow more wet weather to come in parts of the west, whereas in the east it'll start to feel fairly warm in the late april sunshine . low pressure is april sunshine. low pressure is still dominating, but it's kind of slow moving , still dominating, but it's kind of slow moving, and it's in these western areas where we've seen outbreaks of rain today . we seen outbreaks of rain today. we will again see them tomorrow, staying fairly damp overnight across south wales, southwest england, the rain easing a little across parts of scotland, the heavy showers also easing in northern ireland, at least for a time, staying largely clear across east anglia and the southeast. temperature

. >> reporter: and in march, welsh rugby star louis rees-zammit signed with the defending super bowl players pathway, a program designed to seek out talent from around the world, like eagles left tackle jordan mailata. another former rugby player from australia who recently signed a $66 million contract extension. are you ready to step on to a field right now? >> 100%. 100%. i'm ready to go. this is what i've been training for. >> reporter: kaylee hartung, nbc news, los angeles. >> it will be fun to watch. that is it for "nightly news." for this tuesday. thank you for watching, everyone. i'm lester holt. please take care o remains a mystery. the latest on the most contested congressional race in the country

but we've had some horrific events in recent years that have made us revisit that, jacob rees—mogg, rees—moggsay, there's him, a researcher and 20 folk all shouting at him , i probably all shouting at him, i probably would find that a bit intimidatory. so good on him for being so even handed, because even though i don't agree with him on much, he does value a free and fair debate. >> yeah, i think i just wonder what's happened these days though, because it seems that, there doesn't seem to inability to critical think and i've lectured around schools a lot, so i did before i you know about the last year. i was doing it for about eight years, going to different schools and talking about critical thinking and all over the country. and it was interesting that a lot of the kids only thought what their parents thought, and they weren't really open to suggestions of different ideas. and it does feel that it's something that has actually started at a lot earlier age. what do you think the catalyst for that would have been? we're all a product of our parents to all a product of our parents to a certai

i think it's quite remarkable. 0ne rees. tell us about the book. i think it's quite remarkable., the man had only read a couple of pages of his book and did not know much about him. he used the phrase disingenuous, he used it because he thought if someone was disingenuous that... it's bizarre, isn't it? in this book, there is an imaginary sequence in which he imagines he is interviewing him. iwill sequence in which he imagines he is interviewing him. i will be dealing with that in a longer film that's coming out in a few weeks' time. and he was trying to understand what's going on in this man's mind. he's a man who was preoccupied with youtube. it's a book about storytelling, magic realism, writing, as well, so it's an exceptional novel, not novel, actually, it's both speculative and also factual. he actually, it's both speculative and also factual-— also factual. he still has to face his attacker _ also factual. he still has to face his attacker in _ also factual. he still has to face his attacker in court. _ also factual. he still has to face his attacker in court. we - also f

i mean, does jacob rees—mogg need extra police protection?now if this upsets jacob. i'd like to speak to him about it, actually, and ask him. >> i think he takes it in good spirit. he seems to, he seems to and he believes in freedom of speech, and he believes you should be able to protest, and he believes you should be able to come up and talk to a politician. >> but i do wonder when it's so mob like, yeah, i mean, as you said, he must he must feel, you know, sore from it . know, sore from it. >> and actually people watching that will be put off going into politics. that's the issue , politics. that's the issue, right. they'll be thinking i want to stand, but i don't want to have to walk down the street. and almost be worried that i'm going to be. it's happened to michael gove. i think he was going to get a prep and he got he got mobbed. i mean, it puts people off and you've got to be able to make your opinion without mobbing somewhere. >> it happens wes streeting. >> it happens to wes streeting. just two nights ago, when he was making his wa

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation.y secretary, clare pochettino, has courageously warned that net zero agenda could crush british businesses if not implemented properly. but surely it's time to delay the agenda, as we must put the british economy first. chairman of the 1922 committee, sir graham brady, has said tory members shouldn't pick leaders while the party is in government . i would remove that final vote for members, when the party is in government. >> but as ever, i'll be making the case that the voice of the people is the voice of god. sir keir starmer has put his flip flops back on for the second time in a week. first, he went from defunding the police to funding the police. now we've gone from not knowing what a woman is to knowing what a woman is. plus, god save the king. our sovereign is back to public dufies sovereign is back to public duties today after his cancer diagnosis as he visits a cancer centre in london with the queen. but which other member of the royal family is putting her dancing shoes on for

it's me, jacob rees—mogg . on state of the jacob rees—mogg. on state of the nation. million benefit fraud operation. that's £50 million of your money. but this is a drop in the ocean compared to the over £6 billion of benefit fraud. every year. does our benefit system need another overhaul ? the prime another overhaul? the prime minister is reportedly facing a cabinet rebellion by a number of ministers who opposed the united kingdom, leaving the european convention of human rights. but after yesterday's bonkers green ruling, surely the uk has no other choice. amnesty international has been embarrassed after it eulogised a convicted palestinian prisoner who led a group that abducted, castrated, tortured and mutilated an israeli soldier back in the 1980s. is this a charity still worth supporting? plus, i mentioned the other week that rachel reeves sent me a billy do asking for my support , billy do asking for my support, but obviously i couldn't vote laboun but obviously i couldn't vote labour. now it gets better . she labour. now it gets better. she wants to get hmrc

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation.h organisation's report on child alcohol use is out. and england has topped the charts. more than half of english 13 year olds have drunk alcohol. the w.h.o. year olds have drunk alcohol. the who. wants this to stop. first they came for cigarettes, but now they're coming for the booze too. we may have thought sir keir starmer labour party was merely an extension of blairism, but the socialist instinct is alive and well. as the shadow transport secretary has unveiled plans to renationalise the railways. but the question is who will pay for it? more damning evidence has emerged suggesting britain's intelligence services have been infected by wokery. a gb news investigation has revealed. spies are also told to avoid all white panels use gender neutral bathrooms and nominate each other for 13 separate diversity awards, plus , state and nation awards, plus, state and nation book club returns with tony the lord sewell, the chairman of the commission on race and ethnic disparities , who shatt

i'm jacob rees—mogg . at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg.tate of the nation, and you'll be looking forward to knowing what the weather is like in somerset. after i told you yesterday that they were expecting visits at glastonbury from saint george, saint david and saint patrick, we only need saint andrew to go to make up the quartette of uk patron saints, whether they were there today. i haven't yet had a report , but if they had been, report, but if they had been, the sun was shining as it will be tomorrow , as it always does be tomorrow, as it always does at insecula seculorum. amen >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hi there and welcome to the gb news forecast from the met office. it's going to be chilly overnight through the next 24 hours. however, increasing cloud will bring further showers by the end of thursday . we've got the end of thursday. we've got higher pressure ebbing away towards the west and this increased influence from low pressure to the east in between some clear spells overnight a

i'm jacob rees—mogg.you're waiting for the somerset weather report. it will be absolutely wonderful. sunshine. glorious and the crops will be coming out i >> -- >>a >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar , sponsors of weather on . solar, sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> time for your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. good evening to you. a different day tomorrow in the east we'll have much more cloud compared to today, whereas in the west it should be a little brighter still. some wet weather around though across parts of wales and southwest england this evening . affecting the west evening. affecting the west midlands too. that's showery rain. working into southwest scotland at the same time. a few showers coming into eastern england , particularly norfolk, england, particularly norfolk, suffolk and up towards lincolnshire . many other areas, lincolnshire. many other areas, though, will be dry. quite a mild night. temperatures in some towns and cities staying in double digits o

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight.ing insolvency as it's been incompetently run for years . incompetently run for years. nonetheless, it wants you to foot the bill for its disastrous business mistakes and financial engineering. but the answer is simple. thames water must be allowed to fail. police scotland has clarified jk rowling will not be arrested on the snp's new authoritarian hate crime act. but tonight i'll be asking what would happen if i were to follow the law for england live on gb news. but when it was broadcast in scotland, could i be breaking the law? and could the labour party be facing new divisions? on the question of id cards, david the lord blunkett, a former home secretary, has suggested the scheme could tackle the migrant but tackle the migrant crisis. but this typical authoritarian this is a typical authoritarian new labour impulse which must be quelled. plus the long march for the abolition of britain continues as the. as new reports suggest a labour government would axe yet another centuries old

and as you may have guessed, i'm not sir jacob rees—mogg . that's because jacob rees—mogg.e following stories are not april fools, though in some cases i wish they were. so on state of the nation tonight , on state of the nation tonight, the scottish government has hammered the final nail in the coffin for free expression as the new hate crime act comes into effect today, with an snp minister claiming that jk

and joining me in westminster hall is jacob rees—mogg, jacob, a colleague from gb news., nigel farage asked me a question like he always does. i didn't have an answer for him. he what happens on he said, what happens on wednesday the don't wednesday if the peers don't roll over as whips expect roll over as the whips expect and accept the that they're not going changes going to get these changes through to the bill. >> answer that, can >> before i answer that, can i just thank nigel for standing in for apologise to my viewers for me, apologise to my viewers for me, apologise to my viewers for being parade , but i'm for not being on parade, but i'm here to vote in support of the rwanda and push it back to rwanda bill and push it back to the house lords, if neither the house of lords, if neither house to an agreement, house can come to an agreement, then eventually the bill stops. but that has to be a decision of the houses. there are conventions opens, but there's no fixed rule. so if either house think it's worth having another go, we can keep on going until doomsday. >>

it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight.g insolvency as it's been incompetently run for years . incompetently run for years. nonetheless, it wants you to foot the bill for its disastrous business mistakes and financial engineering. but the answer is simple. thames water must be allowed to fail. police scotland has clarified jk rowling will not be arrested on the snp's new authoritarian hate crime act. but tonight i'll be asking what would happen if i were to follow the law for england live on gb news. but when it was broadcast in scotland, could i be breaking the law? and could the labour party be facing new divisions? on the question

episodes of gb news post about serving tory mps, including philip davies at esther mcvey and so jacob rees—mogghe watchdog says broadcasters must maintain the highest standards ahead of the election. there is a warning that the government might struggle to deliver free childcare from september, families of preschool children over nine months will be entitled to 30 hours of government funded childcare. the national audit office has a pilot of the scheme was cancelled and it's not clear that childcare providers can find enough staff. a chair. at this moment may be script. from septemberfor working parents, there will be more free childcare, for babies from nine months old, 15 hours a week in term time. in wakefield, they're big worry has been getting places. ianthem worry has been getting places. when i not worry has been getting places. when i got pregnant. _ worry has been getting places. when i got pregnant. i— worry has been getting places. when i got pregnant. i put— worry has been getting places. when i got pregnant, i put us _ worry has been getting places. when i got pregnant, i put us on

so the fall out from this situation will be felt around the region, the w's nicole rees, reporting for us from boca in columbia. thank you so much. we appreciate it. or you're watching the double you news coming to from berlin up next hour. technology show shift. it looks at the rise of virtual reality tourism a marion. i haven't seen. i'll have more headlines for you at the top of the hour from me and the entire news team in berlin. thanks for watching the project. cassandra, re determined through our investigation that has bull uh, was operating like a global drug cart. not somebody normally seizures organizations. the object to financially drain and bring them down. the team agents from the american drug enforcement agency. i mean, as well as another whole lot. they wanted to go after their money. they had from lies themselves. we needed them to reveal that so world enter their own people wanted the us government suddenly shut down.

and as you may have guessed, i'm not sir jacob rees—mogg . that's because jacob rees—mogg.llowing stories are not april fools, though in some cases i wish they were. so on state of the nation tonight , on state of the nation tonight, the scottish government has hammered the final nail in the coffin for free expression as the new hate crime act comes into effect today, with an snp minister claiming that jk rowling could face investigation or maybe even prosecution for her gender critical positions . her gender critical positions. but for those of you concerned about this new law, worry not. for police scotland have issued a bizarre explainer video involving an animated hate monster. today, marks the coming into effect of the government's long overdue ban on puberty blockers for children, with some 5000 children on the waiting list for gender identity treatment. and do swastikas need to be taken in context? that's what a metropolitan policeman told a woman at this weekend's palestine march. plus, i'll be speaking to an evangelical priest live from jerusalem about what it's li

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rees saw, what's your idea? >> they say a rising tide raises all boat. record bookings in cruise operators and big price increases. unfortunately, carnival's stock has been left out of the party. now, it's certainly not the best cruise operator, but it's made a lot of strides. it's really catching up. and after a recent selloff, i think it's time for investors to get their feet wet. jack: and leisure and hospitality is where it's at. thanks, guys. to read more, check out this week's edition at a barron's.com. don't forget to fog out on x@barron's online, and that's all for us. we'll see you next week on barron's round table. ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo if's "wall street. '. maria: and happy weekend to bidg he's rescuing the middle class with his new budget and tax plan. i see a future ahead. maria: 64% of taxes are too high, up 9% from 2019. and biden's new tax plan could actually cost the economy nearly $ -- 800,000 jobs and shave more than 2% off of economic output. $5.5 trillion in new taxes propose. can the u.s